Re: Dell Inspiron Duo Audio Station Setup Manual Dell
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Dell Inspiron duo Audio Station Setup Manual Dell
The Dell Inspiron duo Audio Station is a docking device that enhances the functionality of your Dell Inspiron duo tablet. With the audio station, you can listen to music, view and share media files, connect to a wired network, and use various USB devices. This article will guide you through the setup and use of your audio station.
What You Need
- A Dell Inspiron duo tablet
- A Dell Inspiron duo Audio Station
- A power adapter and cable for the audio station
- A network cable (optional)
- A USB device (optional)
- A memory card (optional)
- A pair of headphones, a powered speaker, or a sound system (optional)
Setting Up Your Audio Station
- Connect the power adapter and cable to the power connector on the back of the audio station.
- Plug the other end of the power cable into an electrical outlet.
- Connect the network cable (optional) to the network connector on the back of the audio station.
- Plug the other end of the network cable into a network device such as a router or a modem.
- Connect any USB device (optional) to one of the two USB ports on the back of the audio station.
- Insert a memory card (optional) into the media card reader slot on the front of the audio station.
- Connect a pair of headphones, a powered speaker, or a sound system (optional) to the audio-out connector on the front of the audio station.
- Dock your tablet to the audio station by aligning the docking connector on the bottom of your tablet with the docking connector on the top of the audio station. Gently press down until you hear a click.
The duo Station interface will launch automatically on your tablet screen. You can use it to access various features and settings of your audio station.
Using Your Audio Station
The duo Station interface is a simple and intuitive way to interact with your audio station. It consists of four icons: Music, Photos, Videos, and Settings. You can tap on any icon to launch its corresponding application.
- Music: This application allows you to play music files stored on your tablet, your memory card, or your USB device. You can also create playlists, shuffle songs, and adjust the volume.
- Photos: This application allows you to view and share photos stored on your tablet, your memory card, or your USB device. You can also rotate, zoom, and delete photos.
- Videos: This application allows you to watch and share videos stored on your tablet, your memory card, or your USB device. You can also pause, resume, and adjust the volume.
- Settings: This application allows you to customize various aspects of your audio station such as brightness, sound effects, network connection, and power management.
You can also use your tablet as a normal Windows 7 device while it is docked to the audio station. To switch between the duo Station interface and the Windows 7 desktop, simply press the Windows button on your tablet or swipe from left to right on your tablet screen.
Undocking Your Tablet
To undock your tablet from the audio station, follow these steps:
- If you are using any application on the duo Station interface, close it by tapping on the X icon in the top right corner.
- If you are using any USB device or memory card, safely remove it by tapping on the Safely Remove Hardware icon in the system tray on your tablet screen.
- Lift up your tablet from the audio station until you hear a click.
Sources
This article was based on information from:
- [Inspiron duo Audio Station Users Guide - Dell]
- [Support for Inspiron duo Audio Station Documentation Dell US]
- [Dell Inspiron duo Audio Station User manual Manualzz]